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Here's a fairly complete list of the Rhino releases, including the film scores. Additions or corrections are welcomed.
CLASSIC M-G-M MUSICALS
American In Paris, An
Annie Get Your Gun
Athena
Band Wagon, The
Belle of New York, The (download only from Rhino; later an FSM CD)
Best Foot Forward (includes Abbott and Costello In Hollywood)
Born To Dance
Brigadoon
Broadway Melody of 1940 (includes Rosalie)
Cabin In The Sky
Deep In My Heart (download only)
Du Barry Was a Lady (includes Meet the People)
Easter Parade
For Me and My Gal
Gigi
Girl Crazy
Good News (includes 1930 version)
Harvey Girls, The
Hit the Deck
It's Always Fair Weather
Kismet
Kiss Me Kate
Lovely To Look At (includes Texas Carnival)
Meet Me In St. Louis
Mickey & Judy: The Judy Garland & Mickey Rooney Collection (Babes In Arms, Babes On Broadway, Girl Crazy, Strike Up The Band)
Pirate, The
Royal Wedding
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Show Boat
Silk Stockings
Singin' In the Rain [Two-CD Deluxe Edition / Single CD]
Summer Holiday
Summer Stock / In The Good Old Summertime
Three Little Words (includes Yolanda and the Thief)
Wizard of Oz, The [Two-CD set / Single CD / Story and Song CD]
Ziegfeld Follies
WARNER BROS. / LATER M-G-M / OTHER MUSICALS
Boyfriend, The (download only)
Fame
Finian's Rainbow
Gay Purr-ee
Gypsy
Head
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Mame
Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town / Frosty the Snowman
Unsinkable Molly Brown, The
Victor/Victoria
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Your Cheatin' Heart
MUSICAL ARTIST COMPILATIONS
Al Jolson at Warner Bros.: Let Me Sing and I'm Happy, 1926-1936
Be My Love: Mario Lanza at M-G-M
Best of Julie Andrews, The: Thoroughly Modern Julie
Doris Day: It's Magic, Her Early Years At Warner Bros.
Frank Sinatra in Hollywood
Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers at RKO
Fred Astaire at M-G-M
Gene Kelly at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer: 's Wonderful
George and Ira Gershwin in Hollywood
Irving Berlin in Hollywood
Judy Garland in Hollywood: Her Greatest Movie Hits
Judy Garland: Collectors' Gems from the M-G-M Films
Lena Horne at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer: Ain' It the Truth
Louis Armstrong at M-G-M: Now You Has Jazz
Lullaby of Broadway: The Best Of Busby Berkeley at Warner Bros.
Mel Torme at the Movies
Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey: Swingin' in Hollywood
Where the Boys Are: Connie Francis in Hollywood
OTHER MUSICAL COMPILATIONS
Alive and Kickin': Big Band Sounds at M-G-M
Billboard Top Movie Hits: 1940s
Billboard Top Movie Hits: 1950-1954
Billboard Top Movie Hits: 1955-1959
Billboard Top Movie Hits: 1960s
Billboard Top Movie Hits: 1970s
Envelope Please: Academy Award Winning Songs
Hollywood Swing & Jazz
Hollywood's Best: The ‘30s
Hollywood's Best: The ‘40s
Hollywood's Best: The ‘50s
Hollywood's Best: The ‘60s
Maracas, Marimbas, And Mambos: Latin Classics at M-G-M
Romantic Duets From M-G-M Classics
Somewhere Over the Rainbow: The Golden Age of Hollywood Musicals
That's Entertainment!: The Ultimate Anthology of M-G-M Musicals (That's Entertainment! / That's Entertainment, Part II / That's Entertainment! III) [Two separate releases of a 6-CD set]
That's Entertainment!: The Best of the M-G-M Musicals [single CD]
CLASSIC FILM SCORES
Bad and the Beautiful, The
Bad Day at Black Rock / Tension / Scene of the Crime / Cause For Alarm
Ben-Hur [Two-CD set / Single CD]
Blowup
Casablanca
Doctor Zhivago
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The
Gone With the Wind
House of Dark Shadows / Night of Dark Shadows
How the West Was Won
Ivanhoe
King Kong
King of Kings
Lolita
North By Northwest
Poltergeist
Superfly
Superman
Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The
2001: A Space Odyssey
Zabriskie Point
FILM SCORE COMPILATIONS
Academy Award Winning Music From MGM Classics, 1939-1965
Bachelor In Paradise - Cocktail Classics From M-G-M Films
Brain In a Box: The Science Fiction Collection
Composed By: Classic Film Themes From Hollywood
Crime Jazz: Music in the First Degree
Crime Jazz: Music in the Second Degree
Crime-Stoppers: TVs Greatest Cop Themes
Crime-Stoppers: TVs Greatest P.I. Themes
Erich Wolfgang Korngold: The Warner Bros. Years
Lion's Roar: Classic M-G-M Film Scores, 1935 - 1965, The
Miklós Rózsa at M-G-M
Murder Is My Beat: Classic Film Noir Themes and Scenes
TV Land Presents Favorite TV Theme Songs
Warner Bros. - 75 Years Entertaining the World: Film Music
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That post brought a tear to my eye. Thank you.
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To the list of classic MGM musicals, I suppose we should also add THE BELLE OF NEW YORK, which was originally a CBS/Sony CD, then a download, and now is a Film Score Monthly CD.
Then there were the other MGM musicals that were on the CBS/Sony CDs from the early 1990s, but never made it to the Rhino CDs:
Deep In My Heart (now a download)
Get Yourself a College Girl
I Love Melvin / Two Weeks With Love
Till the Clouds Roll By
Words and Music
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Here's a fairly complete list of the Rhino releases, including the film scores. Additions or corrections are welcomed.
FILM SCORES
Bad and the Beautiful, The
Bad Day at Black Rock / Tension / Scene of the Crime / Cause For Alarm
Ben-Hur
Blowup
Casablanca
Doctor Zhivago
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The
Gone With the Wind
House of Dark Shadows / Night of Dark Shadows
How the West Was Won
Ivanhoe
King Kong
King of Kings
Lolita
North By Northwest
Poltergeist
Treasure of The Sierra Madre, The
2001: A Space Odyssey
Two Weeks In Another Town
Zabriskie Point
Looks like you missed SUPERMAN. At the time of its release, posters here were referring to the Rhino SUPERMAN as the standard against which all soundtracks should be judged. Of course, there's been a lot of water under the bridge since then and a lot of tremendous, complete scores produced in multi-disc sets. But at the time, it was a stunner.
It still has a certain elegance, to be so compact compared to the Blue Box and yet deliver so many goodies.
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Two Weeks In Another Town
was issued by FSM not Rhino.
Deleted from list.
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Bob, you've picked up several of the double-score Rhino CDs (2 scores on one CD), like LOVELY TO LOOK AT / TEXAS CARNIVAL and SUMMER STOCK / IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME, but there were others, too.
BEST FOOT FORWARD had 4 pieces (approx. 17 minutes) from ABBOTT AND COSTELLO IN HOLLYWOOD.
THREE LITTLE WORDS had 6 pieces (approx 28 minutes) from YOLANDA AND THE THIEF.
BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940 had 12 pieces from ROSALIE.
There was also material from MEET THE PEOPLE (approx 3 pieces), THE BIG STORE (approx. 3 pieces), and THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY (approx 6 pieces) on 3 other discs, but I've forgotten which ones.
None of these double score CDs (except SUMMER STOCK/IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME, I think) integrated art or description for both films into the covers, so you had to discover the inclusions of other material by reading the trayback.
There may be even more I've forgotten.
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Bob, you've picked up several of the double-score Rhino CDs (2 scores on one CD), like LOVELY TO LOOK AT / TEXAS CARNIVAL and SUMMER STOCK / IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME, but there were others, too.
BEST FOOT FORWARD had 4 pieces (approx. 17 minutes) from ABBOTT AND COSTELLO IN HOLLYWOOD.
THREE LITTLE WORDS had 6 pieces (approx 28 minutes) from YOLANDA AND THE THIEF.
BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940 had 12 pieces from ROSALIE.
There was also material from MEET THE PEOPLE (approx 3 pieces), THE BIG STORE (approx. 3 pieces), and THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY (approx 6 pieces) on 3 other discs, but I've forgotten which ones.
None of these double score CDs (except SUMMER STOCK/IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME, I think) integrated art or description for both films into the covers, so you had to discover the inclusions of other material by reading the trayback.
There may be even more I've forgotten.
Thanks. I had totally left out BROADWAY MELODY of 1940. I've added that to the list and put the others in as parenthetical notes.
Five tracks from MEET THE PEOPLE were on the DU BARRY WAS A LADY CD. Also, one additional different track was on the "Alive and Kickin'" compilation.
Tracks from THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY appeared on the compilations "Fred Astaire at M-G-M" (5 tracks), "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" (1 track), and "George and Ira Gershwin In Hollywood" (1 track). The latter two single tracks may be duplicates of what's on "Fred Astaire at M-G-M." I'm not aware of any other tracks.
I don't know where THE BIG STORE may have appeared.
I've also noted that GOOD NEWS (1947) also included two tracks from the 1930 version
I've decided to not list all of the films included in the compilations. Most of the compilations have their detailed contents listed on Soundtrack Collector.
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I would add the single CD release of the Garland/Rooney "Girl Crazy" - otherwise you have them all covered!
Alistair
Done.
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To the list of classic MGM musicals, I suppose we should also add THE BELLE OF NEW YORK, which was originally a CBS/Sony CD, then a download, and now is a Film Score Monthly CD.
Then there were the other MGM musicals that were on the CBS/Sony CDs from the early 1990s, but never made it to the Rhino CDs:
Deep In My Heart (now a download)
Get Yourself a College Girl
I Love Melvin / Two Weeks With Love
Till the Clouds Roll By
Words and Music
I would mention they had a download of "The Belle of New York", later issued by FSM.
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Here are some additions to the listing:
Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town/Frosty The Snowman
Singin' In The Rain (50TH Anniversary Deluxe 2 CD Box Set)
Hollywood's Best: The Thirties
Hollywood's Best: The Fourties
Hollywood's Best: The Fifties
Hollywood's Best: The Sixties (actually M-G-M's best  )
I've added all of the above to the list. I’ve also added the following that were released by Rhino:
The “Billboard Top Movie Hits” series. Most of the tracks in that series of five CDs were licensed from other labels.
A Julie Andrews compilation issued in 1996, licensed totally from Columbia, RCA, and Buena Vista show and film score recordings.
The single CD version of THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT.
“Brain In a Box: The Science Fiction Collection” – a 5-CD set of film, TV, and sci-fi oriented pop tracks.
Two “Crime-Stoppers” CDs of cop and P.I. themes.
The song score from Bob Rafelson’s 1968 film with the Monkees, HEAD.
A CD of TV themes: “TV Land Presents Favorite TV Theme Songs”
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